Description of a deformed, fragmentary human skull, found in an ancient quarry-cave at Jerusalem, with an attempt to determine, by its configuration alone, the ethnical type to which it belongs ...
by James Aitken Meigs, Titian Ramsay Peale
Book 7 of Tracts on natural history --
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